Join us next week for invited lecture, "Amphibious Urbanisms / Reasserting the Ciénaga Grande as Counter-landscape in the Colombian Caribbean," presented by Juan Diego Martinez Otalvaro, and Santiago Ocampo Palacio.
From the Bird’s Foot Delta to living shorelines and Louisiana’s bayou communities, students in the Gulf Coast Climate Future Studio spent three days exploring the landscapes, industries, and cultures shaping the future of coastal Louisiana.
Join us next week for a symposium, featuring Thomas Fisher, UMN College of Design, and Victoria Beach, Arch-IO. This is a two-day event sponsored by the Murphy Institute and the Louisiana State Board of Architectural Examiners.
Students in the Yamuna River Project studio spent a week exploring the many layers that shape Delhi. By learning directly from Delhi’s landscapes, infrastructure, and communities, students are exploring how design can contribute to more resilient and equitable urban futures.
Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment is seeking application candidates for new faculty positions, beginning Fall 2027!
Know someone who would be a strong addition to our community? Encourage them to apply through the link in our bio!
Earlier this month, AIA LA '26 Conference on Architecture & Expo celebrated Louisiana's leading architects at its Honor Awards Presentation and Dinner.
Read the news story on our website to learn about other alumni and faculty winners.
This month, the Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment celebrates the life and legacy of William “Bill” J. Mouton, Jr. Visit our gallery space to learn more about Mouton and his impact. The exhibition is on view through November 5, 2026.
Join us next Thursday for another lecture in our Fall 2026 "Emergency Planning and Adaptation" series featuring Marnix Galle (B.A. Economics '85), the Executive Chairman of Immobel Group.
The ReView, 4rd Edition: Emergency, Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment's annual publication was released in September. To celebrate the book launch, join us at 5:30 pm on Monday, October 19th in Richardson Memorial Hall, Thomson Hall (Room 202).
How can design shape the way we experience public spaces?
As part of their second project, students in Design Studio II (DESG 3005) developed proposals for a playground on Tulane’s campus, exploring the relationship between the human body and the built environment.
Join us for the next invited lecture "Once Again, with More Feelings" by noted architect and alumna Jing Liu, AIA (M.Arch '04), followed by a discussion with The ReView #4 faculty book contributors Assia Crawford, Sonsoles Vela Navarro, and Shawna Meyer.
Alumni, parents, students, supporters, and friends are invited to celebrate Wave 2026 Weekend at a special Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment reception and tailgate!
Register for the reception here: tulane.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
The second-year Intermediate Core Studio recently traveled to the Bonnet Carré Spillway as part of their research for their next project, designing a Research and Visitors Center.
ARCH 2021
Architectural Design Building and Landscape
This year, we’re proud to honor four individuals whose leadership, scholarship, service, and advocacy have made a lasting impact on architecture, design, education, and the vitality of New Orleans. Learn more about the awardees and the 2026 Awards Gala at the link in our bio.
Join us for our online Fall Open Houses next week to learn about our graduate programs! Sign up on our website, under events. Learn more about the curriculum, faculty, research opportunities, student experiences, and real career outcomes of our alumni through the link in our bio.
Join us for our next lecture in our Fall 2026 "Emergency Planning and Adaptation" series featuring Simon Demeuse, Partner at Herzog & de Meuron (H&dM), on Monday, October 12th.
Rising from the corner of University Place and Canal Street, the Orpheum Theatre has been part of New Orleans’ entertainment landscape for more than a century. The theater opened in 1918 as a vaudeville house, designed by architect William R. Wood.
By combining observation, mapping, analysis, and speculation, students are exploring how architecture and urban design can respond to the complex systems that shape a city.
ARCH 3030
Architecture and Urban Design Studio
Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment
Tucked behind the wrought-iron gates of Royal Street is one of New Orleans’ most recognizable courtyards.
Today, The Court of Two Sisters is known for its dining and jazz, but the story of the building at 613 Royal Street reaches back to the nineteenth century.







































































